Operations · Event Management
Speech day runs like exam week.
Plan programmes, book venues, and assign responsibilities where everyone can see them — from inter-house sports to graduation — with the running order and committee memory carried into next year.
Event Management
Speech day runs like exam week.
Programme
The running order, agreed early.
Items, performers, and time slots are set down while there is still time to argue kindly. Guests, prizes, and speeches each have their place before invitations go out.
- Items and time slots agreed early
- Guests, prizes, and speeches placed
- Changes versioned, never whispered

Assign
Every job has a name beside it.
Ushers, sound, protocol, refreshments — each task carries an owner and a deadline the committee can see. When a teacher falls ill, the gap is visible and fillable.
- Ushers, sound, and protocol assigned
- Deadlines visible to the committee
- Gaps fillable when staff fall ill

Stage
On the day, follow the sheet.
Cues and handoffs run from one order of events, announcements are timed to the programme, and anything unexpected is noted for the debrief instead of derailing the day.
- Cues and handoffs in one order
- Announcements timed to the programme
- Surprises noted for debrief

Remember
Next year starts ahead.
Programmes, vendor notes, and lessons are archived per event, so a new committee inherits the file instead of rediscovering every mistake. Institutional memory finally has a shelf.
- Programmes archived per event
- What worked — and failed — recorded
- New committees inherit the file

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Event Management, start to finish.
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Event Management · Enterprise plan
Enterprise — major events run with exam-week rigour.
Event Management questions, answered.
Any school gathering — speech and prize-giving day, inter-house sports, graduation, concerts, PTA meetings — each with its own programme, venue, and committee tasks.